Farmers Aid and Food Safety Provisions in New Law
A discussion of farm cooperative bargaining rights under a new law, measures against price manipulation, and rules fixing net weights for bacon ham and other foods. It also notes fair exhibits, health campaigns, and a fatal drowning incident at Emrich’s home where a child’s rescue ended in death.
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Republican Congress
Committees On Agriculture
House
Senate
B. H Emrich
W. S Jr
Cyril
Casey Banner
Advertising Clubs form in Marshall area meeting
Sullivan Indiana hosts the first meeting of the Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley with representatives from the Marshall Chamber of Commerce. The gathering names officers and committee members including Burridge, Potter, and Brown, and sets Paris as the site for the next August meeting.
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Micai Weiser
Harri B Potter
Waters Vanes
Sullivan
Ind
Finihyghes
Marshall Chamber
Comro
Eri Athens
Hte
Brown
LL. E Burridge
Newt
Harry i
T Marshall
Olwin
Robinson
Cotimuitteeman
Lllnois
Samehsert
Clinton
Tvecut
Ape chatter at the beach recalls Moon talk in Chronicle
Professor Garner notes a female ape vocalizes Moohoo while a male ape answers Wahoo. The Chronicle notes the quip about evolution and a moonlit beach scene with a curious exchange Who's Is 00 and Psoo's from a girl.
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Garner
Moohoo
Wahoo
San Francisco Chronicle
Burmese Fisheries Auctions Favor Burman Bidders
Government auctions for Burma fisheries leases restrict bids to Burman fishermen or their descendants. The rule, in force for several years, limits competition and reduces the number of speculators who could raise the cost of fish, a staple for millions.
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Burma
Me ao Record Hurricane Damage
A historical note recalls a hurricane passage near Barbados and St Lucia. The storm caused widespread destruction with many people buried and extensive flood damage reported.
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Barbados
St. Lucia
Eagle Beats Express Train in Unusual Race
An eagle reportedly beat a express train by twelve minutes over eighteen miles as the train coaches claimed it traveled over fifty miles per hour in a remarkable, improbable contest.
Unknown Influences on Growth and Mood in Children
The text claims rhythmic natural laws and sueturic evidence link body growth weight food fitness illness mood and behavior to a mysterious resolution. It notes associations with blood temperature changes and love, suggesting a broad influence on health and actions without clear causal details.
Vision of a Better City By Mayo Fesler
A manifesto on ideal urban life outlines a city where rich and poor share comfort and beauty, streets are clean, parks accessible, and education and art flourish. It envisions respectful capital, robust commerce, and leadership rooted in character within a democratic, honest government.
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Mayo Fesler
Thorough Cleanup Drives Spring Home Maintenance
Spring brings carpet beating yard work and decluttering as neighbors clean houses, yards, cellars, and garrets. The piece urges tidiness of vacant lots and common areas to boost comfort, happiness, and property values in the neighborhood.
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Iiso
Exchange
Christmas Tree In City Park
Miss Emma Conley of the University of Wisconsin extension division explains community plans to transplant a Christmas tree from a forest to the courthouse square or city park in Badger cities. Spruce and balsam varieties are suitable and winter timing helps. a 20 foot tree is a proper size. Transplanting costs are modest and clubs and civic groups can carry out the work.
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Courthouse Square
Badger
Emma Conley
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Norway
Conley
Women's
Chambers of Commerce
Park System Report Heightens Little Rock Property Values
John Nolen argues a formal park system for Little Rock guarantees perpetual open space, stabilizing neighborhood desirability and real estate prices. The plan envisions permanence that invites settled development, with encroachment by business unlikely to erode overall value premium.
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Hood
Little Rock
John—Nolen
To Line Roads With Trees Public Improvement Debate
The article argues that future state programs should plant and protect trees along highways. It notes that many see such greenery as faddish, while proponents insist road improvement is incomplete without shade and environmental safeguards.
Decoration and visits mark West York local events
Decoration day was observed at multiple cemeteries with flowers laid on graves. Locals visited Hutsonville Robinson York for speeches by Malcolm Knight and gathered at homes across West York area for family visits and telegram news from Chicago. Strawberry crops were damaged by a freeze, with about three fourths lost.
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H. B. Shoaff
Hutsonville
Robinson
York
Malcolm Knight
Terre Haute
Tom Apgar
Marshall
J. N. Lindley
R. L. Bell
Paris
James Nicol
Joseph Sims
Chicago
Milo
Lewis L
Malcom Bruner
Wood Lewis
Kent
R J Richards
Leanorewell Newlin
Albert
West Union
Corn Roth
Wheeling
Virginia
Albert Johnson
John Mason
Indianapolis
James Mbason
Lou Cox
R. J Richard
West York
Martin Newlion
New ‘ Thoeran
G FE Smith
Lawrenceville
Viola Smith
Percy Smith
Newton
Iowa
Allen Hicks
Ala
Hicks
Orville Medsker
Fear Melrose
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Cate
Pepe
Cua
Opree
Testu
Preis Afoor
Yrenita
Lafe Jone
Fara
John Broadhurst
Sam Broadhurst
Union Hospita Terre Haut
Emrich
Abet
Hrc
Batty
Williams
Kirebuer & Williams Lumber Co
Marshall Hail
Art Sullivan
K. of P. Lodge
Zeidman and Police
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